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GAGS sass $3.50 s3ss s3es
dozen Shawlsttes Blacks. silk fringe and smbroi-
dery.
2 1 3 2 L / 1 1
s2.os sa1s ears s6.os 1926 ss.es s10es s13.os
~ Compare the Csc. scarfs with the q so goods
offered around town. Other lots proporionately cheap
THE sTooK4rAKrNa
Fl e. 81 f e. E. E $. $:
1.-THE list below is incomplete for want Of space
but gives idea what to expect in every depart
ment Of the Palais Royal
(second Aoor)
S68S Ladies' Bingham Suits for s5.4a.
se9S Wool Check Suits for 81.
s225 Large Children's Suits. alas.
e1.25 Small Chiidren's Dresses $50
12<c Canvas Lace Suitins for 7c.
10-4 N. Y. Mills and Piquot shsstins for 22ka.
e124 q Damask Napkins for S1.o9.
59c. Fancy Damask Towels ASc
Ice. Curtain scrim for 1870.
Use. Envelope Bustes for leo.
85c. Colored Walking Skirts for CSC
Csc. Child's Sun Bonnets for $50.
75c. Full Ruche Caps for $50
19c. Stamped Tray Covs. for 12c
(First hoor)
5oc Shut undressed Kid Gloves smbd, for ESQ.
s1.50 '.Palais Royal" Kid Gloves for IS.
sLs9 "Palais Royal" Mousquetsires for @l6S.
el.6s "Palsis Royal" Hsiotrops Kid olovsa s1.3S.
CSC. Undresscd Kid Mousqustaries for CSC.
6-button length do for CSC.
39c jersey Silk Mitts for CSC.
65c Surah Silks for 55c.
25c Koechlins French Ssteens for go
5Oc. Genuine French Ginghams for 25c.
s119 Surah Silks for a1.o5.
Csc. Mohsir suitinss for 20c.
CSC. Figured China Silks for zoo.
lac No. a. g. Ribbons for lee
10c. No. 12 q. G. Ribbons for l6c
24c No. 16 q. q. Ribbons for loo.
XSc. No. ~ q. q. Ribbons for Csc.
4sc Fancy Ribbons all shades, for Soc.
CSC Frinssd Newport" ssshss for 7oo.
91.35 Ostrich Feather Tips for sl25.
a1.S9 Novelty Feather Tips for el70.
CSC. Hats and Bonnsts for 30e
sl4s children's Large Sailor Hats, sl1o.
12,sc Pure Linen Observation-Disclosures 10c
25c Fine Sheer Linen do for21c
CSC. Spanish Lace Neckwear for 79c.
25c. Crepe Lisse Ruching for 2lc.
CSC. CORD French Collars and Guns for 2le
44c Roman Pearl Beads for SOC.
Acc. Fans, all styles. for 3ec
csc. Fans. all styles. for Toe.
Csc. Leather and Canvass Belts for Flo
40. Usls Hose for 3sc.. OF 8 for 81
csc. Spun SILK Hose for SIC.
Csc Irish Balbrigesn Hose for 22c
25c Children's Isle Hose for lee
CSC Ladies' Isle Vests for 100.
Csc English Gsuss Vests for So
33c Large Bottles Florida Water for goo.
Csc. Bottles Of Bay Rum for 2lc
Sc. Packets Hairpins. Sc.
Genuine Pears sosp &c.
it,, !. n n n | ||IE
e. e. 4 6: 8; s. E.. .s::&!!!!SB!BII' T
torF MARKED pR1cEa,
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VT,HE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPosfT COMPANY
l. AND FIRE-PR0oF STORAGE wAREHoUsE
ZIG PA AVE. n. W. (South sidel
Perscns going abroad, or leaving the city sboula
avail themseives % the offered by this com.
pany the safe keeping Of bolds securaties [x~r
plate and other vsluaelss Clothing, palntnss vors
Of art pianos pf1c-a bxuc, rugs, csrpets &C.
be stored low rAtea Take acton befora rxrhsr tsS
after. your valuablee are stolen or burned
Once Hours: y .. m TO a p IN
f26-oR 0afurdayA . m. 70 p. M
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VHyANTED-ONE FURNISHED ROOM WEST OF
w 9TH st.: private family no boarders questions
asked. Address Mrs. ]. ARNOLD, city Pc. 5e3O2te
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES FUR
w nished room board in exchange for music
lessons Address Z L., Star Office. je30-3ts
VNANTED-ROOMS TOPARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w rent present advantages to procure tenants
that will save them time, trouble and money. Room
Renting Agency, 93S ct. ID. RAMEY. je29-6ts
WANTED-DEsK ROOM IN AN OFFICE ON OR
p Star Office je29-2t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w AN l. CD--kCl1 " n 41ONO.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. PLACE AS
w lady's maid companion for elderly lady. No
objection to travelling. Address z. T., Star office.
je30-3ts
MANIFESTATION FOR COOKS, CHAM
w berlnaids, nurses drivers. buffers: white house
maid and nurse with family going Philadelphia y
male and female clerks. F. NJ. BURNHAM. 630-622 r
st. NV. ja30-1ts
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girls pace-one cook and waitress; willing to
leave the city for the summer give city reference
Apply at 1854 23d st. NV. te2e-3t'
VNANTED-IF YOU WANT A COOK MAID
w Waitress, Nurse. Laundress Coschmen, Butler.
ences, call a: once. NATIONAL BUREAU. 6l3 eth
at. NV. je2S-3ts
WANTED-BY A YOUTH. Is YEARS OF AGE. A
w Position as clerkin drug store has had fourteen
months experience and can give best Of references
Address +. j., Star ofhce. je2S-3t'
WANTED-A LADY DESIRES TO FIND. GOOD
w homes as chambermaids Mattresses for two
worthy Irish girls having lived with her for four
years, the other recently arrived Address Mrs. Star
Office. je2S-3ts
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs-P POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaids. Waitress, Laundress
and Nurses, Seamstress. Men Walters. Cooks Coach
men, Buffers, and Wallets. COOMBS BURGESS.
te2S-6t'
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SELLING Orr
TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS.
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
THE PUBLIC TO OBTAIN CHOICE AND I
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS AND
CARPETINGS AT COST.
$100, 900 worth Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GOODS thrown upon the market FOR CASH ONLY.
sILKS-we will now for the next three or four days
below cost prices will doit-
Good BLACK AND COLORED sURAH SILKS, 62k
cents Light shades in hne sAT1Ns for Evening
Fine BLACK RHApAafA- SILK, IS cents. Heavy
the best at also.
Heavy aud High Lustered Colored eros GRAIN
BLK. In all colors. ut 80 cents; worth $1.25.
Also, VELvETS and GRAPES marked at prices to
close them out.
A. good stock Of Atwood DRESS GOODS and
CLOTH SU1T1NaS to select from At cost.
Only \ few domestics left.
Terms cash only, to close business.
Store for rent.
". W. BuRDETTE CO.,
je20.3t 928 9TH st and 7O6 st. NV.
TT WILL MORE THAN REPAY YOU TO GO A
little distance and attend the great Clearing Sale
at the Double Combination
js3O-3t 18th 81. O..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE
tanning about 5,s acres q the best quality Of clay
enslne brick and ,elgpertng machine. kiln walls
H. ssIs sn s.p- aPl 70
TOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE
In the northwest part Of this city. Address w.
Star office. le30-lw.
A MERCHANT OF LARGE AcoUAINTANck
dnce commission business in this city, desires ~
dollars into the business: TO any gentleman or seIis
mans son tins IL rare opportunity; reference gwen
Once rec ifs0 f0f iner'i'" address ENhEss s.Ar
EoR sALE-sToCK FIXTURES AND GOODWILL
ary SrSeery and prssason S,Ofe good stand aud
for selling; Sc. cor. 9TH and u Sta. ,e29-2t'
IIOR sALE..FoR 5000, STOCK AND GOOD WILL
ne@i@s THOMAS Mff CHEZ.
IloR sALE--pRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS
goods entirely new now doing good cash business sss
svf fas 81 o5p sd
EoR LEAsE-A SPLENDID PROPERTY, WELL
Yen lGsased eon,sinng 10000 square feet q ground
JAMES i. BxKBoGE, 18th and St NV j.s ETY. .6t :
ISoR sALE-THE FIVE YEAR LEASE OF NINE
NV. jeis-aw.
II oGERs' TELEPHoNE-TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Five of the Q; supreme JUDGES reported BY the
81 1espso sne s snd hs
TO 213 Hence kogers new teephone-superior 20 his
old Electric, and to the Bell instruments WELL
comes TO the front and demands Ettention. His new
COMPANY based for ITS property and values not only
United states but also ON his claim for Foua MIL
LION DOLLARS Pm Electric stock offers telspkofrs
at $50 each State rights for 81 900 each and tsn1l
amount of Its stock 10 be sold tSl0o share e 81
share worth II the Bell Company beatAn, more
than $20oa share.
Or T. WEIR ROGFRs 10 rfba,,,,, ra.iS,,ts, px~~H
Hon II; H BLAckBURN. Vice Prest =
Col Il eNELD. u. B. Treasury, Treasurer.
LEWIS EOkD, Esq. Secretary.
MM- L1TTLEJoHN. Cashier Bank, Decatur, Southern
Promoter.
r. p SAWYER, compsny's New York Broker ana
y HARRIS ROGERS, Supervising Electrician
OFFICES: 10 Broadway, New York aud 20 Ctrcorau
Building. Washington City. 5e25-6ts
I>OR LEAsETHE CAPITAL THEATER W.
4 Abt<h 4, sue oth 81 Se3-3m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

TSOR RENT-0FFICES, UNFINISHED ROOMS
y and rooms for storaFe-elig1bly located opposite
City Hall and Park, i24 9th 81. Mrs. X. k FL
LOTT Type writing aud copying. Satisfactory
UroR RENT-OFFICE RooMs-THE ENTIRE
IL third floor Of 1919 + st, adjoining sun Building
from July LIST. Apply W. RILEY DEEBIE je2O-lm
LH0R RENT-Two NICE OFFICE ROOMS LOWER
IL Moor, 63o St. NV, after July i. 1887. at SO
month. by the year. Will paper and paint thor
oughly renoyate rooms.
JOHN Z. BEALL & CO.
Je1-3m 1921 r St NV
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VNE NEVER WE'RE MORE SERIOUS THAN WI
w - now with our great Clearing Sale, from july
9Th. 70 continue until Sold at the Double Combina'
ton. 11th st Sc 3e30-St
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| IGOR RENT-FRoNr AND RACK PARInR TO
/ IL gether separately. of piano. cars pass tba
door Rent moderate to reliable parties Apry NJ Is
/ a NV fp..n Rfs
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ITO LET-RooMs II CORNER HSSsF No
Apply at 1900 " st. NV ts.o -
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FOR RENT-ROONS

TroR RENT - FRIGHT, CHEERFUL, SUMMER
rnouss, furnished unfurcishea delightful local
tE. bay windows IN every curuer aouse terms
rssonaote. 2s4 &c nv. ye30-3t
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTKD--A LOT WEST OF 18TH ST. AND
w north of St angle Lot preferred. Give all par
ticulars. B. @. w., Star office. je29-3ts
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13
NHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution and Fee Bill No 6t04,
Issued out If thr clerks office of the circuit court
of Rock Island county, and state Of Illinois, and
to me directed whereby am commanded 10 make
the amount of certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned against John n. Phillips. in favor of
IFufus A. smith, ont 'of the lands. tenements.
goods and chattels of the said defendant John
II Phillips, ] have leYied upon the following
property to-wit:
BEGINNING at h corner stone IN section 81 in
towns hip II, north range west Of the 4th ?. NJ,
at the center OF said section and running thence
eas / var So 19-l,0 cha rs to the IS section
corner; thence north . east 10 IS 100 chains 10
the Is section corner: thence east a0S Ia chains
thence north Is west 76-lO0 chains To thu south
west corner Of lot old to John P Birdsey; thence
north 81 : 81 IS SLIGO chains; III nee north
- west 3 67-ln0 chains thence north 500
west 2510G chains to point ~ feet east of he
stone and Sc feet feet south of centre of Peoria
rslroai track. thence -onth ISt5 : west chains;
thence sou ST. east 2l-lGO chains; thence
south 49, west , 10 100 chains 10 the southeast
corner of lot y: then = south 7nls 7west 54-lh0
al - 10 southeast corner Of Ir.mcrs lot: thence
south AZ west 76-I0O CHAINS to the i section
line; thence south west 80 100 chains 10 the
Is cectiOn corner: theme east chains south :
west % l00 chains: thence west4 chains; thence
south : vest "a 81 100 chains 10 the place Of be
ginning - tS-Inn acrts except west part of out
lot - a~ shown on assessors plat Of 1879 lying
west If tn pub ic road running nearly north and
south through sand lnt and containing "a acres.
Therefore. according To said command. | shall
expose for sale at public auction. all the right.
tifie and interest Of the above named. John
H. rhi lips in and to the above described property
on Tuesday, the 18th day OF July. 1887, ut ,
O'Clock p. m at the north door Of the court house
in the city of Rock Island in the county Of Rock
Island and state of Illinois, for cash in hand, to
satisfy SAID execution and fee bill
Dated at Rock Island, this 2Sth day Of June,
a D. 1887 T. SILVIS.
2S-dtd sheriff Of Rock Island County, Illinois.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13

A prominent member of the American
colony was passing UP the Linden" some
months ago. She was beautiful woman,
but too finely dressed for German streets-a
mistake which our fair countrywomen often
make An officer in full uniform approached
her and forced his company upon her Sir
said she, turning upon him. If you persist
with your insults | shall call policeman
Frightened No. Desisted. No He de
hberately turned about-for a few spectators
had already gathered-whisted for a police
man, and ordered her arrested She pro
tested that she had been insulted pleaded her
foreign tongue, but that contemplate wretch
compelled her transportation to the police
station. Man is ALWAYS believed and his
simple assertion that she had spoken to him
upon the street sufficed to cause her incarcera-
ton. Tears, words, entreaties, asseverations
were useless and vain, and the lady was COM
PEELED to remain in the police station, subject
to the jeers of the bullying guardians of
'peace ami chastity y the entire night through.
Friends procured her release on the following
morning Redress was impossible; the law
wouldn't permit it, and the fiend who was
the instigator of all went UNPUBLISHED and I'M
challenged, ready to repeat his olfense.-Ber-
lin Cor. Chicago News.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13

Have you ever considered the drummer and
the important part he plays in an orchestral
The little boys always keep their eyes on him,
but grown up people pay him the least atten-
ton of any of the musicians. Why, he works
harder than any of them and if you have
ever sat near the corner Of the theater occu-
pied by him You will learn what a versatile
man he must be to hold his position. He has
kettle drums bass drums. snare drums. Gym
balls and triangle to keep him constantly en-
ploved. but these are not all of the incidentals
of his position, by any means. Have you
ever heard him play the xylophone blow the
bird whistle, the rooster call, The cuckoo and
the locomotive whistle? Every drummer has
these instruments to handle at least once
week, but he has besides sleigh bells to Jingle,
castanets to rattle, anvil TO heat, tambourines,
bones. sandpaper and half a dozen other
things to introduce on occasions. Sometimes
be has to combine two or three of them-in
fact he is the effect of the orchestra
If he wanted to do SO, he could throw his
brethren into irretrievable confusion and to
show what be can do if he desires, see the case
of Field Musician Francis Wild, who has been
court maTtialed for funny offense, included
under the head of INSTRUMENTATION He was
stationed on Governors Island and a member
of Company C, and he effectually routed the
band in which he played. When Schuberts
scramble was played, instead of remaining
silent, he fourished his drum sticks and dis
concerted the leader, and he remained silent
when martial piece was being PLAYED. He
broke the heart of the cornetist, for during a
pathetic ballad when the B fiat was @soloing,
Drummer Wild broke in upon it with series
of thumps on his kettle drum, and at the close
wound up with a solo Oh the bass drum. He
got fifteen DAYS at hard labor, but he proved
the power of the druinmer.-Herman Noegt-
Ter in Globe Democrat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13
CONDENSED NEWS.

The total amount Of called bonds oatstand-
ing is $4,000, 40
The death of ex-Leutenant Governor l. j.
Robinson, of North Carolina, is announced
At Royal Centre, Ind, w A Garner shot
and killed his wife, whom he had mistaken
for burglar
An epidemic Of flux is prevailing in several
Virginia counties with shocking mortality,
mainly among children.
A boat containing five men capsized in
Boston harbor Sunday, and all on board are
supposed to have persisted.
The weather uesday was intensely hot
throughout the northwest the Thermometer
registering as high as ioS degrees in the shade
At Mount Vernon, Pa, Eddie mcDade, a
lad of Is, while catching behind the bat in a
baseball game, was struck and killed by a
foul ball
At the opening Of the summer schools at
Saratoga Tuesday, addresses were made by
Senator Evarts, Gen. di Cesnola, and Rev.
J, P Newman
The national council of education. which
has been in session in Chicago for several days
elected officers for the ensuing year Tuesday,
the presidency falling to j, L. Pickard, Of
Iowa
Farmers in the vicinity of st Thomas, D.
T., have filed complaints with the interstate
commission against the Manitoba railway for
refusing TO provide facilities for the trans
portation of wheat, and for collision with
the proprietor of certain elevators to enable
him to control the prices of the cereal along
its line
In the United States court at Cincinnati
Tuesday decree was entered by agreement
forfetlng the charter of the Fidelity bank
THIS action involves a dismissal of. the civil
proceeding against the officers and directors
OF the bank, places all lis assets i'll the receiv
ers hands, and dissolves all attachments
Issued against the property since the govern
ul-rt took possession of the bank
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor. you are bothered with head
ache, You are fidgety, nervous, and gen.
orally out of sorts, aud want TO brace up
Brace up. but not with stimulants. spring
medicines, or bitters, which have for
their basis very cheap. bad whisky and
which stimulate you for an hour. and then
leave you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters. and only 80 cents bottle al
Hartz & Bahusen's drug store
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13
BRIEFLETS.


The heat is chestnut
Druggists sell Indian sagwa.
Fire works at Krel & Maths.
Pure ice cream at Hawthorn's.
Indian sagwa for sale by all druggists.
Kickapoo worm killer is the best. Ask
druggist
Rev. T R Johr ston of Edgiugton, is
in the city.
Use Kickapoo Indian oil, for sale by
druggists.
Wanted at once. A first class pants
maker, at F. C. Hopes,
Fine watermelons and nutmeg melons
Just received at Mays
Ask your druggist to order Sagwa for
you if he does not handle it.
The celebrated Kickapoo cough cure
cannot be excelled. Found at drug stores
Kann & Flemming have Just received
a shipment of some very choice ingram
carpets.
Mr. John Buffum, formerly Of Anda-
lusia. now Of Milford, Iowa, is in the
city.
VIM Trenaman, A. Souter and P. Teb
leave today for two weeks camp on
Big island
In speaking about the drilling on his
farm, Mr. John Boyer today said he
was going for gas, water or China"
VIM. Ramskil offers a reward of S.
for the detection of the person who
married his business signs on his store.
There will be a meeting of the Wheel
men of this city at the Sun Insurance Of
fee next Saturday evening, to organize a
local bicycle club.
| Carse d Co, the popular dealers IN
boots and shoes have now on hand the
well known Blackhawk spring water on
ice every day at their shoe store.
The Kickapoo medicine company who
were in Rock Island several weeks ago,
are now located in Davenport on Second
street, between Warren and Vine.
The free concert at Black Hawk
watch tower is to take place Thursday
evening, July IA, instead of Monday even
ing, 18th, as stated last evening.
Mrs. Ed. Knell, of Car thage. Mo ar
D l nd lac oft tlaf ,tx ral
of Der brother, W. D. Wheelook, at Mo-
line, Her husband has been here sine.
knell
Fred Appelquist and VIM Atkinson or
Monday evening last ran foot race on
Market square for wager of SO. The
race was won by APpelqnist; time aud
distance not known. The race will bt
repeated next Monday evening
One of the motors on the Rock Island
, & Milan street railway jumped the track
near the curve to 60 TO the Watch tower
yesterday afternoon, and the other motol
had to be sent out to relieve it, The de.
rallied motor was later brought into towr
and was sent into the shops for repairs
1t will be ready tor service on circus day
There VAS a fifteen minutes shower a,
the watch tower in the middle of the af
terneoB yesterday while humanity was
sweltering under the boiling sun 10 the
city. The county folks, however. need
the rain more than the city people, and il
should not be begrudged them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13

Not 1000 years ago gentleman from a
distant city welded fair daughter of Athens.
He had been considered by bis friends as a
confirmed bachelor until he fell victim to
the charms of this fair maid. He was also
noted for his absent nlindedness. This was
displayed when the minister was performing
the marriage ceremony. When it became
his duty TO place the ring on her finger he
drew Il silver quarter from his pocket and
handed it to his bride, to the CONSERVATION
and confusion of all parties That afternoon,
when he embarked on the tram with his bride
for a tour, and the conductor came around
for tickets, the groom found that he had only
bought one ticket forgetting that he had
doubled his expense and responsibilities that
day.-Savannah News.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13

Judge Glenn arrived from Monmouth
this morning and opened the adjourned
session of the circuit court The Benser
Rosenfield case will probably be the first
matter to receive attention
In the county court this afternoon the
administrator of the estate of C. G. knell
gave bonds and Judge Adams appointed
J. R. Johnston, Gilbert c. Bowen and
Fred A. Sta assen, appraisers, and these
gentlemen are now busily engaged in the
furniture store Of the deceased
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13
EHualiZatiOn.

The board of supervisors yesterday fn>
ally agreed to accept the report of the
committee on equalization The report
adds per cent TO the valuation of lands
in Coe, Al in Black Hawk, 3 in Rural, 4
in Bowling and in Buffalo Prairie; and
deducting II per cent in Yuma, 10 in
Port Byron, 10 in Hampton, 6 in Moline
and 8 in Andalusia. Other property re
mains as assessed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13
DIEDsuDpENLY.
A Respected Citizen Passes Away
without Warning---Mr. Frederick
noon. Biographical.

sehneiders Death Yesterday After
noon Biographical.
Frederick Schneider died at bis home
in South Rock Island of cerebro>
spinal menengitis. at / O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Schneider was taken i'll
Sunday, but it was not thought that there
was anything alarming in bis condition
afternoon.
Mr.. Schneider was one of the old set !
tiers of Rock Island county. He was
born In Bavaria, Germany, June 90. 1915,
and had resided in the county thirty.four
years. He was well>toSo farmer, in.
dustrlous in his habits and quiet in his
manners, having the respect of all who
knew him, and his acquaintance extended
all over the county,
Mrs. Schneider survives her husband
with three children--Conrad Schneider,
the grocer at the corner of Third avenue
and twentieth street, who is also q
county supervisor, Mrs. Edward Hof
man, of this city, and Miss Maggie
Schneider. who lives at home.
The funeral will be held tomorrow af,
ternoon with services at the house at 80
and at the Lutheran church, this city, at
1.30
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-13

Dublin, July 13.-The Earl of Erne pre-
side over a gathering of $1,000 Orangemen
at Lurgan Tuesday Many infiammatory
speeches were made, but there was no dis
turbance An Orange procession in Belfast
was stoned bv the Roman Catholics, and the
mob was fired upon by the police, but no one
was seriously injured Subsequently the
Roman Catholic crowd made another demon
stration, when the police charged upon them
with drawn batons, which they used re-
mo!selte,iy upnuthr heads OF the riotous mob
A large number of the rioters were arrested
During the rnalec policeman was seriously
injured and was ldtel conveyed TO the hoSpi-
Ii